Configure advanced AppViz properties

Integer. The number of advance search results initially displayed on an advanced search results page.

For example, the following sets the number of advanced search results initially displayed to 15:

Integer. Defines the number of recent applications displayed in the applications menu.

Default value: 10

Integer. Defines the number of application search results shown by default.

Default value: 100

Boolean. Determines whether AppChange change request handling is disabled, including all change request creation and all change request-related tabs.

Supported values:

• True. Change requests are disabled from AppChange
• False. Change requests are enabled in AppChange

Comma-separated list. Defines the FireFlow change request statuses that AppViz status changes will be triggered for.

By default, pending statuses for objects and applications in AppViz transition to their next status once FireFlow change requests reach the reconcile, pending match, or resolved statsues.

For example, the following sets the AppViz status to change when the FireFlow change request reaches the pending match, matched or resolved status:

Determines whether application status is constantly refreshed.

• True. (Default) Enables constant application refreshes.
• False. Disables constant application refreshes.

Integer. Determines the maximum number of flows combined per application during a discovery process.

Default: 50

For example, the following sets the default value to 60 flows:

String. Defines the minimum percentage of the IP addresses required to be found in a specific CIDR, for the CIDR to be suggested as a source/destination value.

This is relevant for the optimization process performed during discovery from traffic logs.

Default: 10

Default: 100

Boolean. Determines whether AppChange opens change requests in FireFlow for specific device objects by adding the device name to the object in the source/destination value.

Supported values:

• True. AppChange appends the device name to the object in the source/destination.
• False. AppChange does not append the device name to the object.

Boolean. Determines whether AppChange passes the names or content of the network objects when opening change requests in FireFlow.

Supported values:

• True. AppChange passes the content of the network objects.
• False. (Default) AppChange passes the network object name.

The value determines whether AppViz compacts the IP addresses before opening a Change Request in order to minimize the number of actions the Change Request needs to execute.

For example:

Boolean. Determines whether AppChange passes the names or content of the service objects when opening change requests in FireFlow.

Supported values:

• True. AppChange passes the content of the service objects.
• False. (Default) AppChange passes the service object name.

Boolean. Determines whether AppViz differentiates between traffic that is explicitly allowed by a rule and traffic that is allowed because it is unprotected or unfiltered.

Supported values:

• True. AppViz differentiates between explicitly allowed traffic and unprotected/unfiltered traffic.
• False. (Default). AppViz does not differentiate between allowed traffic types.

For example, you may want to enable this feature when using micro-management within subnets.

When configured, AppViz indicates this in the FLOWS tab as follows:

• All allowed flows appear with a green connectivity indicator.
• All unprotected flows appear with a striped indicator.

For example:

Additionally, this information is available in:

Boolean. Determines whether flow connectivity data is exported together with an application's flows.

• True. Connectivity data is exported together with the flows.

• False. (Default) No connectivity data is exported.

When configured , exported connectivity data includes any of the following values:

• Allowed
• Blocked
• Partially blocked
• No connectivity information
• Unprotected.

String. Determines the delimiter used in CSV import files.

Default value: , (comma)

For example, change this to a colon if needed:

String. Defines the encoding used for imported files.

Default value: UTF-8

String. Determines the order of preference used when optimizing network objects from different sources.

During discovery, if more than one network object is found with the same name, AppViz selects the object to use based on origin preference configured.

For example, the following sets the priority sequence to BusinessFlow, Imported, Device :

Boolean. Determines whether AppViz is enabled to define device object definitions on the device using AppChange.

Supported values:

• True. Enables AppViz to define device object definitions on the device.
• False. Disables the ability for AppViz to define device object definitions on the device.

String. Determines the permissions granted by default to all AppViz users.

Multiple values separated with commas.

For example, the following sets the initial permissions for all users to create applications and view all applications:

For more details, see AppViz permission reference.

Default values:

Determines the permissions granted by default to AFA-only users.

For example, the following sets the initial permissions for AFA users to view risk information and update vulnerability information:

For more details, see AppViz permission reference.

Determines whether risk checks are run automatically when a pending revision becomes active.

• True. (Default) Enables automatic risk checks.
• False. Disables automatic risk checks.

A semi-colon delimited list of networks, in CIDR format. Defines the internal/private zone networks.

Default value: 10.0.0.0/8;172.16.0.0/12;92.168.0.0/16

For example, the following sets the internal zone to 172.16.0.0/12 and 92.168.0.0/16:

Defines the number of services displayed.

Default 10.

Defines the number of service search results displayed.

Default 100

String. Determines ownership of shared flows, which are general or partial flows that may be relevant to many applications.

Supported values include:

For more details, see Application flows.

Integer. Determines the maximum upload size, in MB.

For example: